Sullivan's Woman

Sullivan's Woman by Nora Roberts paperback Copyright 1984 ISBN 0-373-21896-6 219 pages He loomed out of the fog, like some mythic figure, but Cassidy St. John soon discovered Colin Sullivan was flesh & blood, and all man. He had fame, wealth, charisma and a reputation with the ladies. Yet, from the moment Colin focused his mesmerizing attention on Cass, she was torn between prudence and the irresistable desire to be reckless with her heart. Colin was unaccustomed to refusal, particularly from women. Yet Cass intrigued him as no other woman ever had. She had spirit and beauty, but it was her innocence that drove him to hold back and, for once in his life, not simply take what he wanted. No, it would require more subtlety, patience, tenderness than he'd ever shown to make her his woman.